This is not the time to have a bad hair day. With all the parties and events, our hair needs to look good so I wanted to share some of my favorite products and tools. They make great stocking stuffers, too!
There’s metal on the underside of these velcro rollers. It’s the perfect way to set your hair in the voluminous position. Roll, put on some heat with the hair dryer, let it set. Unroll for bounce and volume!
Hair Straightner Brush | $25
This brush gets hot so you can run it through your hair and get it smooth and frizz free without making it flat. Bonus tip–run a section of your hair in this hot brush, then roll it in the thermal velcro roller above. It’s great!
Raise the Root | $24
This gives great volume when you dry your hair! When blowing out your hair, spray this at the root and use the round brush below to pull it up and out while applying heat. Amazing lift!
Flatter Hair Claw | $11
I asked Santa to leave this in my stocking. It’s hair claw that’s wider and flatter rather than sticking out from your head so much. This will be much more comfortable while driving in the car!
Finishing Spray | $26
I don’t use hair spray regularly, but when I do, I use this. It’s excellent hold, doesn’t weigh it down, and still gives a little flexibility to it as well, not so stiff.
Dream Cocktail Carb Infused | $26
In full transparency, my mom gave this to me because she didn’t like it, but I have used it the past two times I washed my hair and I love it! Shake it very well, then I do about 3-4 pumps and distribute through my hair just before blow drying. Combine this with the Raise the Root above–such a good hair day!
Ionic Hair Dryer | $40
So many of my products are heat activited and work best when blowing out your hair, so I wanted to share my hair dryer. A great size, doesn’t get scalding hot, love it.
Round Blowout Brush | $29
Seems like a lot for a hair brush, but it really is my favorite for getting smooth hair when blowing it out. Professional quality. My hair dresser uses this too!
5 Set Rollers | $20
I know several people use these like they would the velcro rollers. These are big so they add volume, but also a little more curl than the velcro rollers. Adds a little more oomph!
